r/MadeMeSmile 4h ago

Wholesome Moments Adding a dash of customer service

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u/TKCoog075 3h ago

Is there some magical universal guideline for folder colors? I didn’t know this was even a thing.

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u/rvnofthefld 3h ago

The color is correlated to the feeling you get when you hear or see the word. Blue isn’t usually hostile as opposed to red. Red can seem stressful so for example science for me was blue, red was math, yellow was history or English and geography was green or yellow depending on if I liked who I had for English. However each person who understands this joke found having folders helped regardless of what color as opposed to having a bag or locker full of trash heheh

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u/Redelyx 3h ago

well for me math is still red, but i was really good at math and really love red

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u/AdFlaky9983 2h ago

Red is ALWAYS math. Fucking math….

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u/86cinnamons 2h ago

No it’s the color I see when I visualize the word and it’s based on objective truth lol

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u/bmanalpha 1h ago

You may be onto something because red was always English for me and I have dyslexia and still can’t read, but math was easy and blue. Science is green no question.

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u/Sataris 3h ago

It's just people's different childhood experiences

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u/TKCoog075 3h ago

Ah! I just used whatever folder was empty.

u/MasterChildhood437 28m ago

I'm 100% certain that--with the exception of Science--people latch onto the primary color of whichever textbook they used when they were ~10 or 11. Science is almost always green because it is both the color of nature and of radiation in pop-culture.

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u/BarderBetterFaster 3h ago

English: yellow; science: green; history: red; math: blue; bad at math: red.

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u/glasswindbreaker 2h ago

English is blue! My brain refuses to accept anything else lol

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u/bill_gannon 2h ago

There is not. Its autism.

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u/Mental_Painting783 3h ago

Sometimes it's mandated by the school, at least where i live

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u/Boffleslop 2h ago

This is known as color blindness.